⭐How to Divide Daffodils⭐ 

Great! I cant wait to see them flower this year. Good luck with your Daffodils :)

These are sprouting out in the garden now, we will see if they flower this year or not.

I cant wait for next spring!

This is around the time I divided mine, and they did fine.

I hope you like them..I grow them in a small residential town..that has many roaming deer..deer don’t eat daffodils...they do eat tulips..

Keep the leaves, they may die back, but thats the plant re-using the nutrients.

@@GiveitaGrow But what happened to the leaves at 5:49?

@@manlius I wondered the same thing, there were leaves when he was dividing them, and not when he planted the bulbs. Just a little explanation about cutting back the foliage. Bulbs usually need this for photosynthesis, so perhaps keep it on?

Even after bulbs bloom, they need their green foliage to photosynthesize their sugar and nutrient storage through their dormant seasons. If they don't bloom the following year, it is because that cycle was interrupted. If you plan on disturbing/transplanting/dividing them, wait until the daffodils have started to lose their vibrant green color but before they wither away to brown nothing.

I would try to store them cool and dry, like how you buy bulbs in their dormant stage.

Its the peak of summer so I hope they are out in the garden :)